will: welcome back. we begin this hour with a fox news alert. egyptian officials say they've been given a list of the 14 hostages who have set to be released by hamas later today and have given that list to israel. this after 13 were freed just yesterday. joey: some of the hostages reuniting with their loved ones include an israelly boy that turned 9 while being held hostage. >> that's a beautiful sight. we're going live to alex hogan. >> good morning. we're expecting more hostages after a largest number of hostages were released yesterday than initially expected and ten foreign nationals working in israel and one filipeno foreign national and 13 expected israeli hostages and you mention, we're seeing some of the first videos come out of really incredibly heart warming reunions and families gathering. ohad, 9 years scold hugging his father running up to him in the hospital and his mother hugging his older brother. ohad turned 9 last month and thousands of people here in israel celebrated his birthday. there's three american hostages that are expected to be released through this deal of 50 hostages in the coming days and president biden asked about this yesterday and reporters putting more pressure on him asking whether we'll see them being released today. >> we don't know when that will occur but we're going to be expected to occur. we don't know what the list of all the hostages are and when they'll be released but we know the numbers when they're going to be released and it's my hope and expectation it'll be soon. >> and these are the hostages that are safely back here in israel now. one is 34 years old and her two daughters who is 4 and the other is 2 years old. danielle is 45 and her daughter amelia is 5 years old and ruth is 78 and a 54-year-old and a 9-year-old. hanna perry, 79 and yaffa adar who is 85. today will be a similar scenario to what we saw yesterday and the hostages given to the red cross in gaza before they're taken across the rafah crossing on buss and make way to egypt to undergo medical checks and transferred by bus or helicopters and medical facilities across the country depending on age and physical needs. they're trying to keep the families together as much as possible and it has been seven weeks of a nightmare and there's finally a sense of relief for the families who finally have their loved ones home. >> we are very, very happy to have those today with a lot of questions that need to be answered and whether they're alone, how they've been treated, if they had any contact with other hostages. >> we're starting to hear more and more about what they went through, what they're stories are and the other re-juneons and hugs of the -- reunions of the 6-year-old amelia and mom danielle. we heard from the doctors at hospital and main children's hospital, snyder children's hospital and mothers and grandmothers are able to stay together and have private room and separate wing of the hospital and doctors say they're trying to not ask any questions at this point and bring up stories they're willing to share and regarding last night how the first night is at home and contrary to popular opinion they might be sleeping well finally back on israeli soil but apparently it was a night of little sleep and too much excitement for the families to be back together and three hours up once again and celebrating to be reunited. back to you. rachel: thank you, alex. craig:t thanks, alex. good news full-timely. rachel: meanwhile indiana governor and former purdue university president mitch daniels and ripping moral -- what he calls moral confusion of colleges where anti-semitism has been festering in a washington post op ed. here's what he had to say. by the way, he said how october 7 revealed moral vac wety of higher education, that's the title of the piece and too much of those running the institutions have to their detriment spent adult lives closeted with people with views identical to their own but vastly different from a majority of their fellow st.s and came as a shock to them. their moral equivalence deatherring over israel's right to self-defense and outrage and it operated for too long and the group think america would benefit if that bubble were burst by the sudden discovery of a larger world of people. what ragaini great point and something that frabbingly a lot of conservatives have been noting during this period of time where we're seeing all these protest on campus, and different people being canceled for different reasons, conservatives have always known that their point of view has not been accepted on campus. that diversity of thought is the one thing you don't have and all the pucker for diversity in college universities. i think more speech is better. i don't think we should be censoring anyone but there's points of view that conse conservatives will tell you and i have kids that are in college and their points of view are not accepted without a lot of push back. joey: we were arguing offeree dfreedom of religion and greg gutfeld does a good job of put words, the left's idea they truly believe in free speech and if their cause is the most rye courthouse chows than any rule of a country we have within our rules is righteous and just and they can swatch free speech and take away aaron rodgers and robert squash free speech and take away the rights of the conservatives and reading the closing of the american mind allen bloom and pete's book battle for the american mind. there's so many works on this. it goes back to how colleges and universities had a very concerted effort to change the culture of america by bringing in the idea we're the oppressor and columbia lonizer -- columbia lonizer and evil and oppressive and colonizer. >> our youth believe our institutions are inherently racist, misogynies and neocolonn y'allism and the constitution is no longer value and i had need to be rebuilt in a new image. they're doing more damage from the inside like termites eating up the foundation than any threats from abroad. we need to wake up as a country to what's going on. >> these were two republican politicians. why the other hundreds upon hundreds of university presidents absolutely silent or to their detriment even more on the side of what it is, pro hamas on this. it makes to sense and break down the people that are ultimately paying for a college and university in many cases are the parents. are they on the side of hamas? i'd have to imagine if you worked two, three jobs to try and put your little boy or girl into a college or university, you look at what's happening on the college campuses and you're dumbfounded your money is going to this. rachel: why are they dumbfounded? we've known they're doing this for decades. that's why i don't send my kids to this kind of school and took me a bit to figure it out, made a mistake with the first one. figure it had out quick. to the best of my recollection where did she go? went to university of chicago; correct? rachel: correct. todd: you want to go to the best of the best of the best. my mom, i know you're watching and i don't mean to call you out on air, my mom's goal was to get my to ivy league school when i was in high school. that was her dream. yesterday talking to my mom about college expenses she said i do not want those two grand kids of mine going to ivy league school. look at that change. rachel: it's taken long for people to wake and you happen protest on campus are doing it but, boy, it's been going on for a long time. it's scary. joey: i don't want to push us away from this but growing up in college, it was all about football. not on the docket as an option. i was told stay out of trouble and graduate high school. on that topic of college, and football, former president donald trump is going to head down to south carolina and he's watching nikki haley's alma mater clemson take on what some of us call usc, university of south carolina in a big football game but the big story is where does nikki haley fit in running through this primary absent. donald trump on the debates and does she become the leading candidate and is that a challenge to donald trump or a pro for donald trump? todd: i'll take it. the fate of nikki haley's presidential campaign rests on a central question, being all things to all republicans. as the field narrows and haley's rise in poles represents a nerve nucleus romer sense of traditional republican at a time when donald trump dominates the party and effort to strike that l the two faction as she has since entering the race of february and the first major challenge and tram subpoena a test of whether -- tram subpoena a challenge of anyone can remain deep lyddited over central figure. i don't know if i 100% agree with the last part. rachel: me either. where's "the wall street journal"? i don't have an opinion. i have a poll? front of me. numbers that say 47% and other polls have higher. stirks i have an opinion on what should happen. people will write letters saying you're wrong, this shouldn't happen. i may be wrong it shouldn't happen and if republicans want to guarantee a win in 2024, they have to get all parties on board with a trump/haley ticket and brings more supporter b subburr ban women together and it's 12 years of control in the white house. joey: let me ask you a question, do you think donald trump as a nominee needs nikki haley on the ticket to beat joe biden? >> as of right now? no. todd: joe biden is floundering but you and i, all three of us well know the democrats have something up their sleeve come an election year, whether it's a new pandemic or whether the stock market rises 5,000 points over the course of 2024 because of institutional straying algorithms and the democratic donors do to make the economy look good. they have to be prepared and now it not the time for winning 2024 and politics isn't fun and if they want to guarantee a win, they'll come together. rachel: whatever it takes to win, a lot of people feel that way. one thing that donald trump i hope learned from the last administration is that he really needs people who have that america first vision, that really share his point of view and policy preferences and the fundamental differences and even though they're both republicans between nikki haley and donald trump. how do you feel on that, joey? joey: it's an important role and she's done a job in the primary primaries and how badly ron desantis has done and bad news for his campaign almost every day. rachel: still beating nikki haley in many polls. joey: momentum and direction. nikki haley running the slow steady race and thinking she was going to be out soon. not at all. donald trump is our nominee and i think maybe some fears that when he builds his cabinet and going along and influence the foreign policy, i don't want to see another war and worry about how she sees defense. either way, i'm excited for the next i did bait and we'll be talking about it together. and seeing what's left. who drops out next? rachel: we're turning to your headlines. the couple killed in the fiery crash near the u.s. can disa border have been identified as kurt and monica delaney. the two were both 53 and from western new york and capture the couple's bentley flying in the air and the mayor of niagara falls said the car could have accelerated due to a possible mechanical failure and could continue their investigation. pope francis is can eling activities due to a mild flu. the vatican says the pope would normally meet with vatican officials and private audiences on saturdays. this is the second time this month that the 86-year-old has canceled meetings because of illness and it's unclear if the meeting with the pontiff will remain. attorneys for the former ceo of the largest crypto currency exchange is asking a judge to let them leave the u.s. with money laundering charges and the ex-ceo reaches ten years in prison after reach ago plea deal and allows him to leave the country but he's a flight risk and federal judge expected to make a decision on this by monday. a new book about the royal family is claiming that there's no going back for princess kate and meghan. indicate no longer trusts prince harry meghan after the two bashed the royal family multiple times and the princess wales jokingly shivers any time she hears meghan's name mentioned and princess kate and meghan have in no communication since 2019. joey: i made up my mind, i'm team meghan. todd: oh, wow. rachel: why? joey: she's a american that said heck to the monarchy. i can get down with with that. todd: i'm team kate. we should do a talking point on the royal family because let's face t boys love the royals. said no boy ever. rachel: i'm team queen but she passed away. she's no longer with us. i think they're all low key globalists. i don't like any of us. let's have the debate. todd: 36% of americans believe in the promise of the american dream. jackie deangeles breaking down the decline of what might turn it around. good morning. rachel: jackie, good morning. ♪ (vo) you were diagnosed with thyroid eye disease a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at tedhelp.com. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. todd: we have jack jim jordan deangeles here to react. this does not shock me in the least. what about you? >> i hate to be the financial grim reaper but i tend to come with that point of view. you talk to americans and say things are hard. the psychology of fear is very powerful, todd, and what do people worry about? they worry about money. that even translates throughout the household and trickles down to the kids. the kids worry when the parents worry about money. within this survey, one person, a 30-year-old in missouri, was asked how he feels right now about the economy. this is what he said, todd. he said we have a nice house in the suburbs and two car garage, but i'd will lying if i didn't say that money was tight no matter how good it looks on the outside, i feel we're a couple of paychecks away from being on the street. more and more people feel that way and push prices up 17% compounded since biden has been in office. their savings is dwindling and spending more on things they need and gets less for their money and more people are living paycheck to paycheck. you've got credit card debt that topped $1 trillion. that is a new record. todd: where you do lay the blame? >> basically the policies we've been seeing instituted here; right? the economy under president trump was pretty good. if you didn't like him as a person, if you didn't like the tweets, that's a whole nother conversation, but moat people said the american dream was alive and well. what is that dream? talk about that for a second. want to get married and move to the suburbs and put your kids through school and go on vacation a few time as year and home ownership with interest rates over 7%, more and more young people are saying i'll never be able to own a home. i don't have the money for a down payment and never going to make the payment with mortgage rate this is high. historically we've seen rates higher than this, but things were different and then prices would come down. that's not happening and it's all by design. todd: the mayorty of the american people think the game is stacked against them by the elites. >> so many people think the system is rigged from the fundamental side and how the administration is spending money and designing things. look, if you want a socialist kind of society. your view is what the biden administration thinks and we have collective success and collective wealth and you don't build personal wealth. and you don't need that to consider yourself successful. to a certain degree, they're getting kids used to living like this now. being able to feel like you're moving ahead. people want that and i don't care what president biden does or about bidenomics, people fight for that when it comes to 2024. we don't to want be venezuela. we want to be viewers of jackie deangeles' show. >> we want you to be that too. todd: big money show on fox business and programming that jack jim jordan doesn't know and i'm reaching out to be on the show. friday, december 1. bring in the new year and new month. todd: this is why we should plan in advance. happy holidays. still ahead, fox news alert and next wave of hamas hostages expected to be released in a matter of hours and threat of regional conflict continues to loom large with at least 73 proxy attacks on u.s. forces retired u.s. army brigadier general anthony tada is next. 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